The low angles seem to paint sunsets through the day. Light and darkness slowly change. With regular rain, snow, wind, the Faroe Islands changes every moment and seems to turn into the land of a million waterfalls each day.

With steady weather patterns, it is typically not too cold for enjoying the great outdoors in the North Atlantic archipelago inhabited by Vikings, and a fair number of Irish descendants.Truly people from all over live in the Faroe Islands, and make up a sustainable country.Prolific in fishing, sheep, design, fashion, style, food, craft beer, delightful local soda sold in every store, and cuisine is of the exotic variety.

More of this approach to Sandoy

Klaksvik home of craft brewing features rugged views and a large amount of weather.

The village was a short ride from the ferry, thankfully the car did not get flooded, not that this happens… do cars flood sometimes in a ferry ride?

A short drive and we arrived in the village of Husavik to visit a friend.

Husavik is stinking amazing. It’s like Hanauma Bay of The Faroes, super beautiful!

Interesting fact: The ocean temperature in the Faroe Islands is surprisingly, not very cold. The sea is comfortably swimmable for anyone who has imagined joining the polar bear club. A few million rock points offer various breaks that are charted by local fishermen. If you surf, hire a fishing boat to hit breaks would be my advice.

But, back to Husavik, back to the love advice.

Traveling with a girlfriend, her child, my daughter, we landed upon Husavik, a cascading bay you can probably see on my pinterest on the board Faroe Islands.

It was amazing, the beach, the ocean, the ancient stone houses with grass roofs, Braveheart style Freedom Mel Gibson man! This place is amazing.

We sat down for tea in a nice young ladies house, my girlfriend knew her for life, and a little chatting up.

After several hours enjoying this calm village, the four of us headed for the car, as the next ferry was leaving in a short time.